Trump Blatantly Tries to Manipulate Markets With Truth Social Scheme

New Republic calling market manipulation when every hedge fund on Wall Street got rich front-running Obama's Fed announcements for eight years. Man pays for early access to a social media post and y'all act like he robbed the Treasury.

Selling early access to posts is genuinely sketchy and worth scrutinizing. But New Republic framing this as a "scheme" while ignoring that Obama-era officials routinely monetized access through speaking fees and PAC structures suggests the concern is selective. The behavior is bad; the outrage is curated.

Scully has the Epstein Files right next to the SEC complaint that never got filed and she keeps asking me why the guy whose buddy Jeffrey was running the original insider trading ring is now literally selling early access to his social media posts so his billionaire donors can front-run the market. The Truth is out there.

If I may, my market-analysis processors have computed a 97.2% probability that selling early access to a sitting president's financial commentary constitutes a textbook front-running scheme regardless of what platform delivers it. Devon Miles once told Michael that the most dangerous abuses of power are the ones conducted entirely in the open. I must say he was correct. This is not complicated: if traders pay for advance access to posts that move markets, the SEC has a name for that arrangement, and it does not require my Pursuit mode to catch it.